If you're interested in the Ultralight for it's shorter, 40-1/2" overall length and not just the lightweight barrel and weight savings, you could get the standard Hawkeye and cut 2" off the barrel- that way you won't have the headaches of a skinny, whippy barrel. Any good gunsmith can do this with minimal expense.
Ruger Hawkeye in .257 Roberts, standard ultra light?
If you were to purhase a new Ruger Hawkeye in .257 Roberts, would it be the standard or ultra light? I noticed that Ruger has taken the ultra light our of there lineup on their web page. Wonder why? They quit making them?
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